How do I put a border around my title, please?

I have a title page for a short video, edited in Premiere Pro, for YouTube. I want to put a rectangular frame (border) around that title page. I want the color of the border to be the same color as the font in the title. How do I do this, please? Below are the three elements from Publisher - background, title and frame. I want to combine the same elements in Premiere Pro. (I'm not trying to use Publisher in Premiere Pro, I am just trying to make it clearer what I am trying to do.) (I'm a rookie, obviously.) Thank you.
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OK.
First of all the yellow line started life as a rectangle. I eliminated the fill by unchecking it, and added an inner stroke. To get the same yellow you used, I took a screen capture of your image then added it to my title as a logo. That allowed me to use the eyedropper next to the rectangle to sample your yellow text for the color of the stroke. When the stroke was properly yellow, I deleted the logo (your text).
Then I typed the text and using the eyedropper again, I changed the color to match the outline.
Adding a little bit of shadow makes it look better, by the way. Like this:
These are my settings for the above

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